






30 m² · 1 double bed
Tempat tidur 9.1/10 · disebut oleh 11 tamu
I really liked how spacious the room was and how much natural light flooded in. It’s cool that you effectively get your own floor. However, the shower was a mess—I felt the floor got soaked. I’m fine with walking, but if you’re a train commuter with luggage, the entrances are steep and a bit far. The stairs at every entrance/exit are a real hassle for those with bags.
The rooms were well sized and the overall atmosphere was pleasant.
“Cool mix of traditional and modern styles but struggles with the functional”
The hotel is located in well connected neighborhood (3 subway lines and a train line if not mistaken). It has local kombini, 24h laundry, nice coffee shops. The hotel are split 1 for each floor. They are much more spacious than typical Tokyo hotels. The room itself is also decorated with big door cabinets that hide a lot of storage space. It also hides typical amenities like tv, AC, drinking glasses, washing machine, etc. The room we stayed looked very modern, clean, well lit and spacious. The room was cleaned daily. They also provided extra bed mat (single) and another duvet. The bathroom is big, well lit and contains a bathtub. The bed was very stiff, we had to put in an extra mattress just to be able to sleep on it. The room itself has very poor insulation (sound + thermal), even though it looks like the windows are double glazed. We could hear everything going on outside. You can see big cracks in the pavement throughout the room. In the bathroom some paint? is peeling next to the floor. Also no shower, only bathtub. The tub has some space between itself and the wall which can cause water to leak there to the floor until it reaches the floor drain. For some reason the shampoo and other amenities are above the toilet which is inconvenient and we drip water all over the toilet and floor
“Wasted space on room layout”
Laundry was free and could be done in the comfort of my room. The L‑shaped sofa ate up a lot of space and was uncomfortable to lounge on. The bathtub’s temperature control was hard to manage, and water would overflow when I unplugged it to drain. A few hooks for towels in the bathroom would have helped. The location felt off, more like an Airbnb than a hotel.
“Cool design but needs a little of love.”
The décor is sleek, the room is spacious, and the facilities are solid. I appreciated how everything was tucked away, which kept the space neat. The location is handy for airport transit, just a five‑minute walk to the direct line. However, the room wasn’t spotless; it was dusty and I found old ear sticks in tight spots. The bed was uncomfortable, and the spot was only average for sightseeing or dining—about a 20‑30 minute walk from Akihabara.
I really liked how spacious the room was and how much natural light flooded in. It’s cool that you effectively get your own floor. However, the shower was a mess—I felt the floor got soaked. I’m fine with walking, but if you’re a train commuter with luggage, the entrances are steep and a bit far. The stairs at every entrance/exit are a real hassle for those with bags.
“Wasted space on room layout”
Laundry was free and could be done in the comfort of my room. The L‑shaped sofa ate up a lot of space and was uncomfortable to lounge on. The bathtub’s temperature control was hard to manage, and water would overflow when I unplugged it to drain. A few hooks for towels in the bathroom would have helped. The location felt off, more like an Airbnb than a hotel.
The rooms were well sized and the overall atmosphere was pleasant.
“Cool design but needs a little of love.”
The décor is sleek, the room is spacious, and the facilities are solid. I appreciated how everything was tucked away, which kept the space neat. The location is handy for airport transit, just a five‑minute walk to the direct line. However, the room wasn’t spotless; it was dusty and I found old ear sticks in tight spots. The bed was uncomfortable, and the spot was only average for sightseeing or dining—about a 20‑30 minute walk from Akihabara.
“Cool mix of traditional and modern styles but struggles with the functional”
The hotel is located in well connected neighborhood (3 subway lines and a train line if not mistaken). It has local kombini, 24h laundry, nice coffee shops. The hotel are split 1 for each floor. They are much more spacious than typical Tokyo hotels. The room itself is also decorated with big door cabinets that hide a lot of storage space. It also hides typical amenities like tv, AC, drinking glasses, washing machine, etc. The room we stayed looked very modern, clean, well lit and spacious. The room was cleaned daily. They also provided extra bed mat (single) and another duvet. The bathroom is big, well lit and contains a bathtub. The bed was very stiff, we had to put in an extra mattress just to be able to sleep on it. The room itself has very poor insulation (sound + thermal), even though it looks like the windows are double glazed. We could hear everything going on outside. You can see big cracks in the pavement throughout the room. In the bathroom some paint? is peeling next to the floor. Also no shower, only bathtub. The tub has some space between itself and the wall which can cause water to leak there to the floor until it reaches the floor drain. For some reason the shampoo and other amenities are above the toilet which is inconvenient and we drip water all over the toilet and floor